MB-700 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Correct Answer: A

Microsoft Dynamics customers who enroll in Microsoft Services Premier Support have access to complete, end-to-end vendor services for the entire Microsoft environment-from databases and desktops to servers and business applications.

Microsoft Premier Online is a secured online resource, exclusively available to Premier Support and Essential Support customers. It provides a comprehensive repository of support and other resources to help you and your IT teams stay upto-date and knowledgeable about the Microsoft technologies you use every day. Continue to use CustomerSource to access unlimited online training, the support Knowledge Base, and upgrades, updates, service packs, hot fixes and tax and

regulatory updates for Microsoft Dynamics.

Note: The CTO has directed the infrastructure team to guarantee they are on the most current version available at the time of go-live.

The CTO has learned that there are updates to globalization features in Dynamics 365 Finance. The IT staff has been tasked with ensuring that they are the first group to receive these updates.

The IT department has limited knowledge of Microsoft 365, Microsoft Teams, and Dynamics 365 Finance. The IT department will be unable to support the applications. The CTO must determine the strategy for managing the support-related

risk.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/se/crm/accessing_microsoft_services_premier_support_benefits_190

Correct Answer: E

Agile teams, commonly known as Scrum teams, consist of the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and developers and work as a cross-functional team.

What Is a Scrum Board?

The scrum board is an agile project management tool that enables teams that aim to work iteratively, to visualize, track, and manage work during a sprint, or fixed period of time. Its structure encourages clear communication, transparent

workflows, and optimized task management.

The scrum board represents agile principles visually. Each card on the board is a work item that the team has prioritized for that sprint. Together, columns on the board constitute the team's workflow. As the team work moves forward, the

cards on the board move as well. All other work items that were not prioritized for this sprint are found in the scrum backlog.

Key Components of a Scrum Board

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Scrum Artifacts

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Scrum Team

Scrum teams should be small and cross-functional. They should combine close collaboration with the ability to complete substantial work within a given sprint. They typically consist of the following key members, each with their own role,

purpose, and responsibilities that contribute to success.

-> Product Owner: The product owner represents the stakeholders' interests. Within a software development team, they ensure that the development team is working on the most relevant tasks that will improve the product. They are

responsible for defining user stories, prioritizing the product backlog, ensuring a clear understanding of requirements, and deciding on the product's direction.

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Scrum Master: The scrum master serves as a coach for the team.

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Scrum Development Team: The scrum development team is responsible for transforming product backlog items into potentially shippable increments during each sprint.

Scenario:

Development:

The development team must create a performance strategy that involves the functional implementation team and the different development teams by using Microsoft recommendations.

Development, Issues:

The development and functional teams are not taking ownership of the performance benchmark testing. There are no functional designs, benchmark scenarios, or expectations setting created to date.

Implementation

The implementation of new solutions and features follows an Agile implementation strategy.

Reference:

https://www.atlassian.com/agile/project-management/scrum-board

Correct Answer: A

FastTrack for Dynamics 365 is a no-cost advisory service that's delivered in conjunction with a qualified implementation partner. The program is focused on helping customers accelerate Dynamics 365 implementations and go live with confidence.

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/guidance/fasttrack/faq

Correct Answer: E

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, Warehouse execution with scale units in the cloud

Business value

Companies can execute mission-critical manufacturing processes at scale and build resilience into key warehouse processes.

Feature details

With the Cloud Scale Unit Add-in for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, warehouse resilience is accomplished by placing scale units at, or near, each warehouse. The scale units operate independently and allow the warehouses to

remain operational during a connectivity failure, maintenance outage, and other events that might disrupt operations.

Reference:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365-release-plan/2021wave1/finance-operations/dynamics365-supply-chain-management/warehouse-execution-scale-units-cloud https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/bdm/2020/01/14/

introducing-dynamics-365-account-protection-and-loss-prevention/

Correct Answer: A

Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/asset-management/setup-for-objects/object-types

Correct Answer: D

Custom service development

You can develop custom services for finance and operations. When a developer writes a custom service under a service group, the service group is always deployed on two endpoints:

SOAP endpoint

JSON endpoint

SOAP-based custom service

SOAP-based services remain the same as they were in Dynamics AX 2012.

For this question there are the correct answers:

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Define custom service API requirements

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Reuse the Application Integration Framework (AIF) and endpoint integration. For this question there are the incorrect answers:

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Plan for testing in a production environment.

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Plan for testing in a Tier 2+ environment.

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Prioritize technical requirements over functional requirements.

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Use the Microsoft Excel add-in.

Correct Answer: AB

Operating units

In finance and operations apps, an operating unit is an organization that is used to divide the control of economic resources and operational processes in a business. People in an operating unit have a duty to maximize the use of scarce

resources, improve processes, and account for their performance.

The types of operating units include cost centers, business units, value streams, departments, and commerce channels. Although operating units are optional in finance and operations apps, they're commonly used as financial dimensions.

Note: Business units

In customer engagement apps, a business unit is a logical grouping of related business activities.

Set up separate business units to reflect an organization of departments or divisions with separate products, customers, and marketing lists, for example. Business units are mapped to an organization's departments or divisions. Users can

securely access data in their own business unit, but they can't access data in other business units.

Business units, security roles, and users are linked together in a way that conforms to the customer engagement apps role-based security model. Use business units together with security roles to control data access so people see just the

information they need to do their jobs.

In finance and operations apps, business units are a type of operating unit.

Correct Answer: B

Included in all Dynamics 365 applications:

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99.9 percent or above uptime SLA

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Etc.

Downtime would then be 100%-99.9%, that is 0.01% per year.

Correct Answer:

Objective 1. Determine the software licensing costs for the system based on the contracted costs determined during the start of the project.

Box 1: Dynamics 365 user security roles

Determine licenses consumed

License sizing estimator helps you estimate the number of licenses that are required. It provides a shared workspace that lets you model default and customized roles, and then automatically calculate the required client access licenses

(CALs).

Box 2: Lifecycle Services

Location of the license identification tool

License sizing estimator in Lifecycle Services (LCS)

The License sizing estimator tool helps you estimate the number of licenses that an organization will require for Microsoft Dynamics AX/Dynamics 365.

You can define roles and their associated duties in several ways. License sizing estimator provides the default roles that are included in Microsoft Dynamics AX. You can use any of these predefined roles if they adequately describe the roles

in the customer organization. If a predefined role doesn't meet the organization's requirements, you can add duties or remove duties to model a custom role. You can also model a new role from the list of available duties.

Reference:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/lifecycle-services/lcs-user-guide

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamicsax-2012/appuser-itpro/license-sizing-estimator-lcs

Correct Answer:

Box 1: Six Sigma

Build integrations in parallel to configuration.

Six Sigma

The last management methodology we’ll cover emerged as a result of Motorola's efforts to reduce product defects in the mid-1980s. The main idea behind it was the enhancement of quality with careful reduction of errors. Initially, the

company wanted its services and products to mirror its primary specifications for the entirety of the design and manufacturing processes. Thus, many experts argue that this method is closer to quality control rather than a fully-fledged

management methodology.

Nevertheless, many of its strategies can be integrated into project management. The Six Sigma methodology is primarily data-driven. It requires empirical analysis, statistics, and engineering experience.

Box 2: Spiral

Complete risk assessments after each prototype.

Spiral Model

The spiral model incorporates risk when delivering your application to customers, and it involves a series of steps that quantify risk analysis, prototyping, experimentation, and evaluation.

Pros:

It helps identify and mitigate risks early in the development phase of the cycle.

It incorporates testing and feedback during each phase of the cycle to improve the overall quality of the final product.

Cons:

It requires a high level of expertise to perform accurate risk analysis, which may only be available to some development teams.

Incorrect:

* Waterfall

The waterfall approach to solution delivery is a sequential process. It depicts a linear flow of activities from one phase to another, and it culminates with the solution being promoted to production and then into operation.

It's a traditional methodology for implementing on-premises business applications. It-s a linear, noniterative approach of implementing and delivering projects.

The phases, milestones, and deliverables are clearly defined, and you only move to the next phase when a prior phase is completed.

In the modern cloud world, early stakeholder buy-in is critical, which requires delivering quicker results making the waterfall technique not suitable.

Note 1: Waterfall Model

The waterfall model is the most traditional and straightforward approach to building an application. The model has this name because you display the phases like a waterfall. With this model, you must follow each step sequentially and not

overlap. The waterfall model is an excellent choice if the requirements are constant and don't change regularly.

Pros:

Clear and well-defined steps make it easy to release quality software at the end of the cycle.

Easy to understand and follow, the learning curve is negligible.

Cons:

Since the model is rigid, you can't incorporate new changes during an ongoing cycle.

Testing and QA are only done at the very end of the cycle, which makes it difficult to account for unexpected bugs.

Note 2:

The Waterfall model is perhaps the oldest one out there, with Winston W. Royce having introduced it back in 1970. He devised it as a type of response to the rapid advancement of the software industry. This model is among the more

traditional and quite possibly the most common ones, and it follows a sequential approach that mirrors the direction and flow of a waterfall. It's likely the simplest methodology to grasp and an optimal starting point for research.